At least there are none, so far as anyone knows, working for daily newspapers.
The only one, Ron Rogers of the South Bend Tribune, worked his last day this week, reports Richard Prince of the Maynard Institute. He was a layoff casualty at the paper.
I know Ron personally, and I was his boss years ago (sort of) when I was editor of the Winston-Salem Chronicle. He drew free-lance cartoons for that paper
I also went to school with his wife, Donna Whitaker Rogers, who remains an editor for the Tribune.
I last saw Ron in Chicago on a panel about editorial cartoonists.
The truth is, political cartoonists are a waning breed.
There are not as many or as many good ones as there once were in the days of the late Doug Marlette, a Greensboro native, and Jeff MacNelly.
There is, well, an art to it beyond simply drawing caricatures and being funny. The very best can make you chuckle and think.
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